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This Native American stone was used to start fires. They would insert the stick into one of the holes on the rock, take their bow, wind the string around the stick, and work it back and forth until friction created and created a spark between the rock and the tinder. This rock is a rare find found in South Dakota’s fields. I got it from a state sale in Newell, SD, and the gentleman said that he had picked it up on one of his father’s fields. It is an incredibly rare find and would have been carried by Native Americans all throughout the plains.
The axe heads are authentic ancient Native American. I hand made the handle and the twine because I thought an axe head needs a handle and it was fun to do to. It’s Kind of like a work of art now but I’m sure it’s far beyond par from how they assembled them together back then. I made the twine from walnut bark and the handle is from a sycamore branch. Two different types of stone. Location is southeast Michigan near the river raisin massacre during the war of 1812. Macon reservation land as well as burial grounds for the Potawatomi in this area not the Pawnee, my bad on that sorry for the confusion the Potawatomi occupied this area they called themselves Neshnabé, a cognate of the word Anishinaabe.
Here is a super rare, antique, porcelain Schafer & Vater cream pitcher in the form of a Native American Indian chief in full regalia including a feathered head dress and tomahawk. He is hand-painted and has impressed Schafer Vater, as well as production, marks. He measures 4- 1/8 inches tall, by 4 inches long, by 2- 1/4 inches wide. This item is in excellent, used antique, condition with no chips, cracks, or other damage, or repairs. It is clean and bright with minimal wear! Sorry for any inconvenience. I have excellent feedback, especially concerning my accurate descriptions and clear photographs. Any questions or need more images?
This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 17″ X Width 9″. Marble Dimensions: 7″ X 6″. Height without base: 16. Discover the captivating artistry of Kamiko through this remarkable bronze sculpture. Known for his specialization in depicting warriors from different historical eras and cultures, Kamiko has created a stunning bust of a Viking warrior. Unlike the conventional portrayals of fierce Viking warriors, this piece presents a unique perspective by emphasizing the warrior’s humanity. The distinct feature of the helmet, with its upward-curving horns nearly touching, adds a touch of intrigue to the sculpture. Crafted with precision and care, this sculpture was brought to life using the esteemed lost wax method. This time-honored technique ensures meticulous attention to detail and a high level of artistry. The sculpture rests elegantly on a black marble base, adding a touch of sophistication and providing a stable foundation for display. Each piece is authentically signed by the artist Kamiko, affirming its originality and artistic value. Immerse yourself in the extraordinary world of Kamiko, a gifted artist renowned for his captivating warrior sculptures. This particular bronze bust showcases Kamiko’s expertise in portraying warriors from various cultures and time periods. The Viking warrior depicted in this piece stands out with its distinctive helmet, featuring horns that extend and curve upwards, almost touching each other. Unlike traditional depictions, this sculpture highlights the warrior’s human qualities, offering a fresh perspective on Viking warriors. Meticulously crafted using the revered lost wax method, this sculpture exemplifies Kamiko’s commitment to detail and artistic excellence. Resting upon a sleek black marble base, it exudes elegance and sophistication. The artist’s signature, Kamiko, adds a touch of authenticity to this magnificent piece, certifying its originality and artistic merit. Whether you are a collector or an admirer of warrior art, this bronze sculpture is a testament to Kamiko’s mastery and will surely captivate all who encounter it.
WELCOME TO ANOTHER GREAT ITEM OFFERING FROM. ESTATE COLLECTION & YEAR ACQUIRED. DESCRIPTION OF ITEM OFFERED. ANT INSECT ANIMAL EFFIGY. THESE PIECES ARE ALL ONE OF A KIND ITEMS. 6″ X 6″ plus danglers. BRAIN TANNED LEATHER, GLASS BEADS. NO MISSING BEADS, WITH FINE DETAIL WORKMANSHIP & DESIGN. GREAT ITEM AND REALLY SPECIAL….. PLEASE SEE ALL PHOTOS FOR. MORE DESCRIPTION, CONDITION & SIZE. WHAT A GREAT ITEM TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION. OR TO RESELL OR TRADE WITH OTHER COLLECTORS! WOELTJE _ANTIQUES BUYS ENTIRE LARGE COLLECTIONS FROM THE HEIRS OF COLLECTOR’S ESTATES. ITEMS IN THE VARIOUS COLLECTIONS DATE FROM 10,000 B. C TO THE 1900’S. SOME ITEMS MAY HAVE COLLECTOR’S HAND WRITTEN NOTES, C. PAPERS, OAK DISPLAY CASES, GLASS CASES AND MANY DO NOT. WE RECENTLY OPENED ANOTHER CRATE OF ASSORTED ITEMS AND FOUND THE ITEM LISTED HERE. CHECK PHOTOS FOR DESCRIPTION AND CONDITION. ITEMS BEING DELIVERED TO ADDRESSES OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES. Thank you for looking at this item. Woeltje_Antiques ALWAYS includes any collector’s notes, C. If you have questions, please send us a message and although we ourselves do not own or collect any of the items we sell, we will try to answer as best we can and as soon as possible. PLEASE VISIT OUR STORE TO SEE MORE ITEMS LIKE THIS AND OTHER INTERESTING EARLY AMERICAN ITEMS.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Native American Indian lot of 65 postcards dating between 1930-40 with this vintage postcard collection. Some of the postcards feature hand-colored prints and even stamps, making them a unique addition to any collection. The collection showcases the linen era and highlights the theme of cultures and ethnicities. This set of postcards is a must-have for collectors interested in Native American history and art. The collection includes pieces from the United States and is an excellent resource for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of this topic. Add this to your collection of postcards or use it as a conversation starter to share with friends and family. Some have stamps and others don’t – this is a beautiful collection for any collector. Adult signature is required for this item.
This rare axe head is a valuable addition to any Native American artifact collection. Its origins can be traced to Clark County, Washington, and it boasts a rich history and intricate craftsmanship. The axe head is associated with the Iowa tribe and Native American culture in the United States, making it a rare and unique piece. Add this piece of history to your collection and cherish the beauty and historical significance it holds.
Breaks and chips on his feather hat mask that have been almost fully repaired. This rare cast rock concrete bust features a Native American Indian figure of Sitting Bull. Measuring 9 inches tall, it is a medium-sized sculpture with a unique style that echoes the beauty of Indian art. Whether you’re a collector of art sculptures or simply appreciate the beauty of busts, this item is a must-have for your collection. Made with heavy materials, it is both durable and aesthetically pleasing, making it an ideal display piece for any room in your home.
